Inspired by AQA GCSE Religious Studies Theme A: Chapter 3 Relationships & Families.
This lesson examines different types of contraception, including natural and artificial methods, and their roles in family planning. Students will explore the distinctions between these methods and consider their practical, ethical, and societal implications.
The lesson will then focus on Christian attitudes towards family planning and the use of contraception, analyzing traditional teachings (e.g., Catholic perspectives on natural family planning) and more modern views held by other Christian denominations. Students will investigate how interpretations of biblical teachings and religious doctrine influence these attitudes.
Additionally, students will consider modern British attitudes towards family planning and contraception, reflecting on how societal values, personal choice, and advancements in medical technology have shaped contemporary perspectives.
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